ウエートレス
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Base noun form. Borrowed from English 'waitress', written in katakana for foreign words. Used to refer to a female server in restaurants or cafes.
Theme
At a restaurant, User and their friend Sakura are observing the service and discussing the staff.
ウエートレス
ウエートレス
waitress
Everyday Life & SurvivalFood & Dining
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'waitress' in a restaurant wearing a uniform and serving food. The word sounds like 'waitress' in English, making it easy to remember: 'Waitress' → ウエートレス (uētoresu, 'waitress').
Cultural Note
In Japan, service staff like waitresses often greet customers with polite phrases like 『いらっしゃいませ』 (irasshaimase, 'welcome') and use honorific language. Tipping is not customary, as good service is expected as part of the job.
Forms
Base: ウエートレスBase noun form. Borrowed from English 'waitress', written in katakana for foreign words. Used to refer to a female server in restaurants or cafes.